Experience the perfect blend of sport and elegance with this stunning tennis-inspired bracelet from the 'Kaleidoscope' Color Diamond Collection. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it features delicate motifs of tennis rackets and balls adorned with brilliant lab-grown yellow and white diamonds. Available in both gold and silver finishes, this lightweight piece offers versatility and a touch of luxury, making it a cherished accessory for tennis enthusiasts and fashion lovers alike.
From the brand: 'Kaleidoscope' Color Diamond Collection
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'Kaleidoscope' Color Diamond Collection
is a delightful celebration of life's playful moments, brought to life through the brilliance of colored diamonds. Inspired by the enchanting creatures and vibrant flora around us, this collection highlights the unique hues and forms bestowed by nature. From beloved pets to diverse plants, each element is reimagined through our lab-grown diamonds and gemstones, transforming nature’s wonders into exquisite jewelry masterpieces.
‘The Baseball‘ Yellow Diamond Series
Discover the perfect fusion of sport and elegance in this tennis-inspired jewelry collection. Thoughtfully designed with elements of tennis rackets and balls, each piece is lightweight and effortlessly versatile. Brilliant lab-grown diamonds accentuate the delicate racket and ball motifs, while rare yellow diamonds paired with classic white diamonds add a touch of exquisite luxury. Available in gold and silver finishes, this collection embodies timeless sophistication with a sporty twist. The petite, sparkling designs are crafted to perfection, celebrating the dynamic spirit of tennis while complementing any style. Perfect for tennis lovers and fashion enthusiasts alike, this collection redefines modern elegance.
18K Gold Vermeil:
With its substantial layer of 18K solid gold on sterling silver, 18K Gold Vermeil is not the typical gold plating. It ensures exceptional durability and provides the same appearance, touch, and quality as pure gold at a fraction of the cost.
